Posted by VaTom on June 08, 2014 at 06:42:39 from (70.32.193.64):
In Reply to: RAGWEED posted by George Marsh on June 08, 2014 at 05:34:43:
George, try nasalcrom 1/2 hr before you go outside, you'll find relief from pollens. It prevents the pollens from sticking in your nasal passages. Expensive prescription when I first started using it, now over-the-counter in grocery stores. Not a steroid, no side effects that I've ever found.
It does nothing to relieve an allergic reaction, must be used before the reaction. Since you have closed windows, should work for you. A squirt up each nostril before going outside.
No ragweed problem here. I also don't use herbicides. No fields, so the small number of sprouts that birds/wind award me with are uprooted before it blooms. Makes good compost.
I also chose to live a distance from anyone cutting hay, another allergen for me. Our house gets a total air change every two hours, with filtered fresh air. Breathing freely sure is nice.
Allergies are a huge business here and after our first year we packed up to go looking for somewhere easier to breathe. On that trip I learned how to live here comfortably: 1) spending many hours each day in a house with clean air, and 2) using nasalcrom before going outside when allergens are high.
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